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A.C. Stokell Beckett welcomed as Caring for Business Ltd's new Finance Director by Mike Beckett

Caring for Business Ltd works closely with other consultants as partners, working on joint projects. We take pleasure in announcing our company expansion due to increased demand for our services.

As you probably know Caring for Business Ltd works as a Business Development Contractors, we do this with a team of associates to offer the best package that fits where our clients need more expertise and/or capacity to help them get to where they are aiming, problem(s) solved, or avoided and the client’s business capability enhanced.

To help us deliver our services better we welcome our new Financial Director to our Board of Directors: A. C. Stokell Beckett. With her experience and passion for business improvement we believe we are better placed than ever to deliver our commitment to implement our sustainable growth strategy and to ensure our quality assurance systems help provide services for our clients that meet or exceed client’s expectations.

Caring for Business and our team of associates offers prospective clients a free assessment to see how we can help improve your business. As the people at the heart of business are our greatest resource, we offer a free assessment of how we can help you to support and challenge appropriately to optimise performance, please contact us for further details.

Today’s announcement by the Bank of England is that base rates remains at 0.5% is welcomed news for those with a mortgage. With the European Central Bank warning of increasing inflationary pressures how long can this last? Higher interest rates may increase the number of business failing as historically more businesses fail coming out of recession than going into it, so what is coming next?

What businesses needs to thrive normally, is stability however in times of volatility there are opportunities for the brave and with the potencies of governments looking less robust and with less wiggle room to cope with crisis as Stephen Foley suggests in the Independent with increasing risks, it does seem that we are living in more ‘interesting times’ where fortune will as usual favour the brave but what to actually do?

Is social networking or social media placement to enable individualised discovery of what you do the answer to innovation or conversely could private social networking be the answer as so often counter trend investment of time, money and energy has the biggest potential rewards. As always investment advice remains dont risk what you can’t afford to lose and with every opportunity, it’s possible the value will fluctuate possibly going down as well as up…

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